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If you’re like us, you’re in the middle of digging out the cold-weather clothing you’ve mothballed in the garage through the summer.
You’re probably finding some old favorites and some embarrassingly out-of-style items. And then, boom, there it is: your favorite wool wear that never goes out of style and always keeps you warm. Gift that warm and fuzzy feeling this year with one (or more!) of the many items we’ve hand-selected for you from Smartwool.
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Smartwool Hudson Trail Fleece
$110-120
Even if you don’t live the mountain lifestyle, you can look like you do with this Hudson Trail Fleece sweater. Constructed of 45% recycled wool fleece, you can feel good about the sourcing of the material for your favorite sweater. A small, zippered chest pocket up front can hold that wallet you’re not supposed to sit on, and the center front zip can be worn up on cold days and down when you need to cool off a bit.
Smartwool Merino 250 Pattern Quarter-Zip
$115
Imagine pulling this base layer on just before heading out on a fat bike ride through the snow. Smartwool’s Merino 250 Pattern Quarter-Zip provides a foundation for an outfit that’s ready to tackle the day. With a slim-fit cut and a quarter-zip up front, this sweater is designed to be active. Flatlock seams remove the risk of chafing. And with a wide variety of color patterns, you can’t go wrong!
Smartwool Intraknit Merino 200 Pattern Crew
$120
Smartwool’s Intraknit Merino 200 Pattern Crew looks like it came straight out of a ski bag. Designed for action, Smartwool used a 3D mapping system to lay out the cuts and stitching to ensure the wearer is free to move in any direction. Mesh ventilation is integrated into critical areas of the shirt to ensure adequate temperature regulation.
Smartwool Merino 250 Jogger Bottom
$120
When you’ve got gear like the Smartwool Merino 250 Joggers floating around your closet, you’re never that worried about inclement weather. Merino wool is one of the most breathable and comfortable of the natural fabrics you can find on the market today. These joggers are designed for movement, so whether you’re out for a run or hitting the slopes, they play along with you.
Smartwool Merino 250 Drape Neck Hoodie — Women's
$140
The Drape Neck Hoodie is one of Smartwool’s bestselling items, and for good reason. With a relaxed fit cut, supersoft and sustainably sourced merino wool, and flatlock seams that prevent chafing, it’s ready for anything. With four colors to choose from and a wide range of sizes, you’re set up for success.
Smartwool Smartloft-X 60 Hoodie
$250
Not quite a sweatshirt, and not quite a coat, the Smartloft-X 60 Hoodie splits the difference between the two winter wears. The primary insulation for this hoodie is 60g proprietary wool. The hood and bottom opening of the top offer elastic closures to keep the cold out and the heat in. Zip front pockets are there to hold all the things — or just your hands.
Smartwool PhD Ski Socks
$25
You can’t just run any old pair of socks inside your ski boots. They need to be thin, warm, and, in the best-case scenario, the same pair you wore when you did your boot fit. If you’re really lucky, those socks are Smartwool’s PhD Ski Socks. Constructed of 52% wool, the brand says these socks are made to move freely and keep your feet cool thanks to body-mapped zones of mesh for ventilation.
Smartwool Sparwood Hoodie Sweater — Men's
$120
The Sparwood Hoodie Sweater is one way to dress up wool a little and stay warm this winter. With a horizontal stripe pattern up front, a drawstring hood, and great color options, this is a classic look that will last generations. Knit from a blend of polyester, wool, and nylon, this top is cut in a regular fit and will stretch with you regardless of the activity.
Smartwool Shadow Pine Cable V-Neck Sweater — Women’s
$100
Elegance meets functionality in the Shadow Pine Cable V-Neck Sweater. Constructed from sustainably sourced merino wool, this drop-shoulder sweater is more of a lifestyle accessory than it is for sport, but you’ve got to look good off the mountain too.
Smartwool Merino 150 Print Boxer Brief — Men's
$48
You didn’t think Smartwool just made sweaters, did you? No way — merino wool can be worn all over, and the brand’s 150 Print Boxer Briefs are here to keep you warm and comfortable. Designed with a slim-fit, ultra-lightweight material and flatlock seams to prevent chafing, you can be sure that sliding these under a base layer won’t cause you any trouble.
Smartwool PhD Run Cold Weather Socks
$22
For those who can’t wait for warmer weather to get out and pound the pavement, Smartwool offers its PhD Run Cold Weather Socks. These 56% merino wool, mid-crew footwarmers feature a “virtually seamless” toebox to ensure you don’t get any binding or blisters up front. The 6-inch height on the ankle will keep cool out of your shoe and look good while doing it.
Smartwool Holiday Socks
$25-28
If jazzing up the sock game sounds like the kind of gift you’d like to give, Smartwool has all the options for that special someone in your life. Knit with 72% merino wool, these socks are sure to keep toes cozy this holiday season.
Smartwool CHUP Qo'A Beanie & Gloves
$40
A beanie and gloves are worthy additions to any cold-weather outfit. These items are made of wool and polyester, featuring double-layer construction on the beanie. Comfort and color in this pairing set the wearer on the right path to enjoy any cold occasion this holiday season.
Smartwool Merino 250 Pattern Balaclava
$45
Balaclavas have taken on a whole new meaning these days. These handy face coverings are more than just a way to keep your dome warm in the cooler months. Smartwool’s Merino 250 Patter Balaclava is constructed of 100% merino wool, which aids in keeping the wearer warm even when wet. So even in heavy-sweat environments, you can focus on what matters.
